The Freedom To Dig Deep
Our aim is to share stories about ways to enhance your home & garden or to care for your family. We hope you will find inspiration from our stories and collections from our DigIt writers or curated topics that we believe represent the DigIt lifestyle, The Freedom to Dig Deep!
Top 10 ways to keep perspective & de-stress as we navigate physical distancing and Covid19.
Posted by Allison Pezzack onAs a mom of 3 young children with a fast-paced career, I gave up the “rat-race”, “corporate treadmill”, “golden handcuffs” (pick your expression) to choose to live a life on...
Starting Seeds Indoors - Best Way to Extend Growing Season
Posted by Allison Pezzack onEspecially when you live in the Northern parts of the world, starting seeds indoors is the best way to extend the growing season and ensure a decent harvest. The Farmer’s...
Upcycled Thanksgiving Décor
Posted by Allison Pezzack on
There are so many beautiful things about Fall. Of course, the colorful leaves are one. But there are so many other pretty shapes and colors in your garden at this time of year, and they can all be used to craft Thanksgiving decorations.
November in Your Garden
Posted by Allison Pezzack on
With old man winter on his way, there are fewer and fewer days to enjoy your garden before the snow or bitter cold arrive. So enjoy these last few fall days in your garden getting ready for next spring.
Trick or.... amazing Halloween Treats!
Posted by Allison Pezzack onHalloween is our all-time favourite holiday here at Dig It®! There’s candy, dressing up, parties, and scares, so what’s not to love?
Check out our favourite party treats for your Monster Bash.
Save your Back AND your Lawn by Mulching
Posted by Allison Pezzack on
All that hard work raking, gathering and bagging leaf debris, can be forgotten. A recent study by the University of Michigan shows that your lawn will benefit from the extra nitrogen of rotting leaves.
October Gardening Tips and Tricks
Posted by Allison Pezzack onOctober can be quite mercurial. It’s either the start of Winter, it can be a glorious Indian Summer. Regardless of the weather, there are a few basic tasks that October brings.
Good Bug Bad Bug Look-Alikes
Posted by Allison Pezzack on
Everyone knows there are some bugs that are good for the garden and some that are not. But some of the most common “good” bugs have nastier look-alikes. Here’s how to tell them apart, and tips on how to deal with the “bad” bugs in your garden. Whenever you deal with pests or the chemicals that control them, remember to protect your hands and nails by wearing Dig It® gloves.